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Note their uniform, ovate lops, the lesult of icpeatecl piuniii^;. The first on the left is No. 18Cci, 24 icA lugSi,, 7}^ 

 inches diameter, 12 feet spread. Second, No. 18633, 24 feet high, 6)4 inches diameter, 15 feet spread. Third, No. 

 1852D, 22 feet high, 5)4 inches diameter, 12 feet spread. Price, $15 each. They can be packed and loaded on cars at 

 $20 each. To deliver and plant these three Silver Maples within fifteen miles will cost about $18 additional for the three. 



The stable and tank are thoroughly hidden by Silver Maples. We have fifty trees, nineteen years old, 26 to 30 

 feet high, 6 to 7 inches in diameter, 10 to 18 feet spread, at $125 per ten. If planted fifteen feet apart, a screen will 

 cost less than $2 per foot of length, including planting within twenty miles of Westbury. If shipped by freight one hundred 

 miles, it will cost less than $3 per foot planted and guaranteed. Can you find anything cheaper? 



